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Asunto: Barclays Premier League 2010-11
Fergie is a genious. He says one thing to the press and will likely say something totally different in the dressing room. Every other club would love a manager in so much control. Can you imagine a Man U player taking a gun to training or punch each other during the game?!
He admited Rooney was lucky not to escape a ban so whats the problem??, i'm sure he has given Rooney a ballock ing for it. He is exactly correct in what he said about the ref, it was a pathetic performance.
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He admited Rooney was lucky not to escape a ban so whats the problem??, i'm sure he has given Rooney a ballock ing for it. He is exactly correct in what he said about the ref, it was a pathetic performance.
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no, i'd hate to have him in charge of my club, the guy is a completely hypocritical arse.
So what if they dont attack each other? Doesnt make it right they attack the other team or refs instead.
So what if they dont attack each other? Doesnt make it right they attack the other team or refs instead.
So what if they dont attack each other? Doesnt make it right they attack the other team or refs instead.
geez,,can't you read??
i just wanna say that it was a good game last night. Shame we lost, but it's ok. We take it on the chin and move on One point ahead of Arsenal (assuming they win their game in hand) means they are back into EPL contest big time. I just hope people stop saying United get favours with referees cause reff's decisions and Chelsea's penalty is yet another wrong call against us that some morons will happily forget quickly..
geez,,can't you read??
i just wanna say that it was a good game last night. Shame we lost, but it's ok. We take it on the chin and move on One point ahead of Arsenal (assuming they win their game in hand) means they are back into EPL contest big time. I just hope people stop saying United get favours with referees cause reff's decisions and Chelsea's penalty is yet another wrong call against us that some morons will happily forget quickly..
Man U lose a game because decisions go against them. I love it when this happens.
Oh, and Vidic, thanks for your stupidity, now grow a brain cell :)
Oh, and Vidic, thanks for your stupidity, now grow a brain cell :)
yeah, thats one, so all the other bad decisions? You get far more decisions in your favour than against you. FACT. Get over it.
You cant take it on the chin as proved by fergies comments and the comments on here, waaaah waaah we had a decision against us.
When you go on a run of 5 games with the refs seemingly intent on making you lose then you might get a bit of perspective as to why everyone hates man u fans for moaning about one decision. Pathetic.
You cant take it on the chin as proved by fergies comments and the comments on here, waaaah waaah we had a decision against us.
When you go on a run of 5 games with the refs seemingly intent on making you lose then you might get a bit of perspective as to why everyone hates man u fans for moaning about one decision. Pathetic.
did you watch the game? He was biased towards Chelsea nearly the whole game.
thats great, now have 4 more games in a row like that and then you call yourself unlucky.
You mancs arent real fans, you've never experienced proper football.
You mancs arent real fans, you've never experienced proper football.
well when was the last time a major decision went against you? How often do you get favourable decisions?
It's not crap, its true. Hence why this is such an ongoing debate, because you normally get decisions that change the game that go in your favour. The uproar by mancs when one decision goes against them is hilarious because every other football fan in the world sees it happen week in, week out and rarely makes such a big deal about it. Grow up.
It's not crap, its true. Hence why this is such an ongoing debate, because you normally get decisions that change the game that go in your favour. The uproar by mancs when one decision goes against them is hilarious because every other football fan in the world sees it happen week in, week out and rarely makes such a big deal about it. Grow up.
theres always uproars against any stupid decision whether its man u or not, you are always against Man u whatever they do 24/7
no there isnt, there's mild discontent and a mention but most football fans are just so used to it happening they just have a laugh about it, forget about it and wait for it to happen again next week. Mancs make out its the end of the world and that theres a worldwide conspiracy against them. Thats why noone likes them, bad losers and poor winners.
us? jesus, i still here rhys complaining about Berbatov and that palava.
Noone likes them? like i said earlier, another crap statement from you.
Noone likes them? like i said earlier, another crap statement from you.
yes, we're going to bang on about major decisions that go your way because you claim there never are any.
No, there wont be a non-man u fan anywhere that likes them, that thinks they are a nice team with nice fans with a nice manager. Horrible people with a manager who defends everything and lays the blame on anything but them. He'd have defended Cole with that gun and blamed the press for going on a witchhunt.
Truth hurts does it?
No, there wont be a non-man u fan anywhere that likes them, that thinks they are a nice team with nice fans with a nice manager. Horrible people with a manager who defends everything and lays the blame on anything but them. He'd have defended Cole with that gun and blamed the press for going on a witchhunt.
Truth hurts does it?
I dont see what you have against him? He admits everything that goes on, ok he might have a banter about the ref but so do all. Dont get sucked into the media cycle as that is what it looks you have done, sucked in and all you read is Fergie this and Fergie that, the press make everything sound worse than it is and always talk about the negative things.
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a banter about the ref? It's not banter at all.
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson said he “feared the worst” when Martin Atkinson was chosen to referee his side’s 2-1 defeat by Chelsea.
United lost to a controversial 80th-minute Frank Lampard penalty, given when Yuri Zhirkov was brought down by defender Chris Smalling.
“You want a fair referee – or a strong referee, anyway – and we didn’t get that,” said Ferguson.
“When I saw who the referee was I did fear it. I feared the worst.”
Ferguson was also incensed when central defender David Luiz was not shown a second yellow card for tripping striker Wayne Rooney on the edge of the Chelsea box.
Instead, Atkinson waved play to continue as Chelsea surged up the pitch before the Yorkshire official pointed to the penalty spot when substitute Zhirkov tumbled to the ground under Smalling’s challenge.
“It was incredible. Even before that he [Luiz] had done Chicharito [Javier Hernandez] off the ball,” said Ferguson.
“He’d done him late. Nothing done, the referee’s in front of it.
“He does Rooney clear as day, [the referee is] six yards from it, he doesn’t do anything. That changed the game.
“These are decisions that change the game. And he’s going to be refereeing every week.”
Atkinson refereed the corresponding fixture at Stamford Bridge last season and was criticised by Ferguson for awarding a free-kick which the Scot believed should never have been given, allowing John Terry to score the winner in a 1-0 victory.
“That’s three years in a row now. It’s hard to take,” added Ferguson.
“The Luiz foul was six yards in front of the referee, maybe eight if we give him the benefit of the doubt, no obstructions whatsoever.
“I don’t know how he [Luiz] stayed on the pitch. And the penalty was very soft. In actual fact, Chris has taken the ball and the player’s left his leg in. Very soft. Amazing.”
Thats just an onslaught, making sure they only get the refs that will favour them in future. Its victimisation and it happens all the time with fergie.
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson said he “feared the worst” when Martin Atkinson was chosen to referee his side’s 2-1 defeat by Chelsea.
United lost to a controversial 80th-minute Frank Lampard penalty, given when Yuri Zhirkov was brought down by defender Chris Smalling.
“You want a fair referee – or a strong referee, anyway – and we didn’t get that,” said Ferguson.
“When I saw who the referee was I did fear it. I feared the worst.”
Ferguson was also incensed when central defender David Luiz was not shown a second yellow card for tripping striker Wayne Rooney on the edge of the Chelsea box.
Instead, Atkinson waved play to continue as Chelsea surged up the pitch before the Yorkshire official pointed to the penalty spot when substitute Zhirkov tumbled to the ground under Smalling’s challenge.
“It was incredible. Even before that he [Luiz] had done Chicharito [Javier Hernandez] off the ball,” said Ferguson.
“He’d done him late. Nothing done, the referee’s in front of it.
“He does Rooney clear as day, [the referee is] six yards from it, he doesn’t do anything. That changed the game.
“These are decisions that change the game. And he’s going to be refereeing every week.”
Atkinson refereed the corresponding fixture at Stamford Bridge last season and was criticised by Ferguson for awarding a free-kick which the Scot believed should never have been given, allowing John Terry to score the winner in a 1-0 victory.
“That’s three years in a row now. It’s hard to take,” added Ferguson.
“The Luiz foul was six yards in front of the referee, maybe eight if we give him the benefit of the doubt, no obstructions whatsoever.
“I don’t know how he [Luiz] stayed on the pitch. And the penalty was very soft. In actual fact, Chris has taken the ball and the player’s left his leg in. Very soft. Amazing.”
Thats just an onslaught, making sure they only get the refs that will favour them in future. Its victimisation and it happens all the time with fergie.
before i read, i was expecting 3 lines not an essay :D